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Provenance for Web 2.0 Data
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2012
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
In this paper, we look at Web data that comes from multiple sources, as in the Web 2.0. We argue that Web data is more than just its content. Rather, a piece of Web data carries along different facets, such the transformations that data underwent, the different perspectives that users have on the content, and the context in which a statement is made. We put forward the idea that provenance, i.e. the tracing of where data comes from, can help us model these phenomena. We study how far existing
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-32873-2_10
fatcat:s56v3jfakza3tfmyouygd7ge4a